John Drumm
Mid-Western Regional Hospital
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BJUI | 2005
Subhasis K. Giri; Fintan Wallis; John Drumm; Jean Saunders; Hugh D. Flood
To determine, using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the incidence of retropubic haematoma and any associated clinically significant effects after a xenograft (porcine dermis) sling (XS) or the tension‐free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure.
Lancet Oncology | 2004
Subhasis K. Giri; Daniel M. Berney; James O'Driscoll; John Drumm; Hugh D. Flood; R K Gupta
Persistent Mullerian duct syndrome (PMDS) is a rare form of internal male pseudohermaphroditism caused by failure of the fetal testis to produce Mullerian-inhibiting substance or failure of the tissues to respond to this hormone. Patients usually present in childhood with cryptorchidism or with an inguinal hernia. As with undescended testes, these gonads are at an increased risk of malignant transformation. We discuss a rare case of PMDS presenting with advanced metastatic choriocarcinoma with teratoma arising from an intra-abdominal testis after failed bilateral orchidopexy in childhood.
BJUI | 2005
Subhasis K. Giri; John Drumm; Jean Saunders; Jane McDonald; Hugh D. Flood
To prospectively assess the feasibility for discharge 10 h after a porcine dermal pubovaginal sling procedure (PVS), to examine the surgical factors (postoperative complications) affecting discharge, and to measure the short‐term cure rate for stress urinary incontinence (SUI).
Neurourology and Urodynamics | 2011
Subhasis K. Giri; John Drumm; Fintan Wallis; Hugh D. Flood
The aim was to characterize different types of slings such as autologous rectus fascia (ARF), porcine dermis (PD) and tension‐free vaginal tape (TVT) in the early postoperative period with regard to its visibility and location by using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Irish Journal of Medical Science | 2002
S. K. Giri; J. Cronin; A. Desmond; Hugh D. Flood; John Drumm
ConclusionsTransrectal prostate biopsy is safe with few major but frequent minor complications. Sedation can significantly reduce patient discomfort and make the procedure more acceptable to the patient.
The Journal of Urology | 2005
Subhasis K. Giri; John Drumm; Hugh D. Flood
Irish Journal of Medical Science | 2008
F. M. Shaikh; Subhasis K. Giri; Hugh D. Flood; John Drumm; Syed Naqvi
American Journal of Surgery | 2007
Subhasis K. Giri; Faisal M. Shaikh; Debasri Sil; John Drumm; Syed Naqvi
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Subhasis K. Giri; Debasri Sil; Girish Narasimhulu; Hugh D. Flood; Mark Skehan; John Drumm
Archive | 2007
Subhasis K. Giri; Debasri Sil; Girish Narasimhulu; Hugh D. Flood; Mark Skehan; John Drumm